Lippold v. Kidd

Much of the testimony upon which the plaintiff predicated his charges of negligence was objected to by the defendant. The latter’s particular objections were that this testimony was inadmissible to establish the charge that the defendant was guilty of negligence, and that the plaintiff’s injuries were unaccompanied with a hypothesis showing the treatment afforded the plaintiff by the defendant. Previously the plaintiff had outlined in his testimony quite fully, the specific efforts which the defendant had made to determine whether any object had invaded the eye. These services as described by…